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The Fast Protocol campaign is live as of 28 October 2026. It pairs an early access waitlist and an SBT badge with Miles, a loyalty system that credits swaps which produce mev on the protocol. The project has not announced a token. Access to Fast Swap comes through the waitlist, and Miles are earned by swapping.

Live · checked 28 October 2026

As of 28 October 2026, the Fast Protocol homepage still offers early access through a waitlist of 4,820 wallets and a Claim SBT Badge button, and its Learn section presents Miles as a loyalty system tied to the mev that swaps produce, with rewards to come.

Fast Protocol offers an early access waitlist, an SBT badge and Miles, a loyalty system earned from mev on Ethereum swaps. No token is announced.

What is Fast Protocol?

Fast Protocol is a swap product for Ethereum that aims to settle trades in under a second on L1. Its homepage pairs that speed with what it calls tokenized mev rewards, and its Learn section says the trader gets back a share of the mev a swap creates, never less than 90%.

The speed comes from preconfirmations. A block builder promises ahead of time to include a trade, and it puts staked funds at risk of being cut if it breaks that promise. Fast Swaps combine this with Permit2 approvals that need no gas, plus the mev rewards.

The project also runs FAST RPC, an Ethereum RPC endpoint you can put in place of your usual one so transactions travel through mev-commit and get quick confirmation along with mev protection. On the validator side, those who join mev-commit collect fees for preconfirmations alongside what they already earn from producing blocks.

How Fast Protocol works

When a transaction goes through FAST RPC, it travels over mev-commit to a block builder, which agrees to include it. The builder then produces the block, and the swap is final on Ethereum L1. The mev the swap creates is shared back through an order flow auction, and at least 90% of it goes to the person trading.

Miles are how the campaign tracks trading activity. The Learn section says a swap that produces mev earns Miles in step with the value it created, and the project frames them as leading to rewards later. The homepage also has a Claim SBT Badge button and an early access waitlist, which listed 4,820 wallets on 28 October 2026.

Fast Protocol has not published a token or ticker, and no date for any rewards distribution appears on its site. What Miles can be exchanged for is also left unstated.

The Miles airdrop

Fast Protocol has not announced a token, so the campaign tracks Miles, a loyalty score credited when swaps produce mev, and offers an SBT badge on its homepage. Miles grow with the value a swap creates. Access to Fast Swap comes through an early access waitlist. The project has not said what Miles lead to or when rewards arrive.

Step by step: how to get the Miles airdrop

Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.

  1. Step 1: Join the early access waitlist

    Open the Fast Protocol homepage and use the Get Early Access button to join the waitlist. The homepage presents the waitlist as the way to get access to Fast Swap.

  2. Step 2: Add Fast RPC

    Use the Add Fast RPC button on the homepage to point your wallet at the project's Ethereum RPC endpoint.

  3. Step 3: Claim the SBT badge

    Press Claim SBT Badge on the homepage to claim the SBT badge the campaign offers.

  4. Step 4: Learn how Miles are earned

    Read the project's Miles explainer, which says Miles come from swaps that generate mev and scale with the value created.

  5. Step 5: Swap through the app

    Open the Fast Protocol app and trade through Fast Swap once you have access. Miles are earned by swaps that generate mev.

Fast Protocol airdrop FAQ

Is the Fast Protocol airdrop still live?

Yes, as of 28 October 2026. The Fast Protocol homepage still offers early access through a waitlist and a Claim SBT Badge button, and the Learn section presents Miles as a loyalty system that points toward future rewards. No end date has been announced.

Does Fast Protocol have a token?

No token or ticker is named by Fast Protocol as of 28 October 2026. The campaign tracks Miles, a score credited for swaps that produce mev, and the project says only that rewards will follow without naming what they are.

How do you earn Miles on Fast Protocol?

You earn Miles by swapping through Fast Protocol. The Learn section says a swap that generates mev earns Miles in proportion to the value created. The project has not published a rate, a cap or a conversion into any reward.

Which chain does Fast Protocol run on?

Fast Protocol runs on Ethereum. Its homepage and Learn section describe sub-second swaps on Ethereum L1, using preconfirmations and mev-commit. The project does not mention any other chain for the Miles campaign.

Does Fast Protocol require KYC?

The Fast Protocol homepage does not mention identity verification for the waitlist, the SBT badge or Miles. The project has not announced any KYC requirement as of 28 October 2026.

Sources for this listing

  1. 01Sub-second Ethereum Swaps with Preconfirmations: Fast Protocolfastprotocol.io · read 28 October 2026
  2. 02Learn, Fast Protocol: Fast Protocolfastprotocol.io · read 28 October 2026
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